Rubber Eraser Puns

In Samara, I would say 50/50

Like the title says, I'm trying to remember the brand of the erasers that had three stripes of colour on them. I used them in the Early 2000s in Primary school. The main 3 colours I remember I think were Magenta, Blue and Yellow. I believe there was one with Orange, Purple Green maybe? And I think there might've been a few more variants.
They looked edible.

hello everyone, i need your opinion.

so, i ran out of my cerave SA lotion for several months and it's the main holy grail item that helped a lot with my texture and KP. and i ran out of money during those months so i really just left my body exfoliation untreated for about 3 months. hence, when i got my hand on cerave SA cream and several other exfoliators about 2-3 weeks ago i was excited to finally treat my KP and textural issues again. also, while cerave SA lotion that i used to use have helped a lot in making my skin very smooth and my KP bumps disappear, i still struggle with the underlying pigmented "dots" and redness. and therefore, i tried to bump up my intensity + frequency in exfoliating since 2 weeks ago. thru using another product in conjunction with the cream as well as using scrubs.

so ive been chemically exfoliating again for about 2 weeks now, but 2 days ago i started noticing my skin kinda flaking?? or peeling? or something. it resembles the rubber "rollies" that is created from using a pencil eraser. or playdough. it also looks a lot like the "dead skin cells" that shows up in the videos of people using korean exfoliating italy towel in korean spas. (this is a picture of reference from google that might help: https://imgur.com/a/nJVLyGv)

today after showering (and exfoliating), it comes up even more. despite just finished exfoliating in the shower as well as chemically exfoliating almost every night before today. my question is, are these dead skin cells? or could it be possible that ive over exfoliated and this is the aftermath of damaged skin barrier/"flaking"? the thing is, my skin feels so totally hydrated and not in any way dry, tight or irritated at all, which is usually the case when i over exfoliated on my face. but if it's in fact actually dead skin cells, why do i, ironically, get it the most right after in-shower scrubbing and exfoliating with AHA?

CURRENT ROUTINE:

AM:

1. body scrub with granules
2. AHA BHA shower gel
3. (while body's damp) vaseline total moisturizing body lotion
4. body oil
5. cerave SA cream on thick/stubborn body parts (knees, elbows, thigh area that still have bumps_

PM:

1. regular bar soap that's available at the moment (high PH)
2. (while body's damp) vaseline total moisturizing body lotion
3. body oil
4. (after skin's dry) cerave SA cream all over my body

any kind of opinion is appreciated, thanks all.

TL;DR: there's a bunch of peeling skin that looks like "roll

Does anyone know where I might find 100% natural rubber erasers? That is, without any plastics, without any synthetic colorants, without synthetic ink stamped logos (preferably without any logos at all), something biodegradable and where I don't have to worry about the shavings staying around; the purist eraser out there. The intended use would be for erasing pencil lead.

I had some very bright pink post-it notes that got damp due to using one as a coaster for a beverage. It bled into an oak table/desk and left a red splotchy stain that just would not come off, it had the staining power of at least red sharpie or worse. Windex didn't work, neither did diluted vinegar or wood polish/cleaner. I didn't want to try nail polish remover for fear of damaging the varnish, so as a last resort I used a rubber eraser on a pencil and with a small amount of effort it worked shockingly well.

I tested this with ballpoint and another pen, sharpie, liquid sharpie, a little bit of PVA glue, fully cured rubber cement residue, acrylic paint/metallic acrylic paint, and all of them came off extremely well, in most cases completely, with nothing but 30 seconds to a vigorous minute or two with a rubber eraser.

This also works on metal, glass, smooth plastic and even whiteboard from what I've tried so far with sharpies. It also seems to work well with Satin and Gloss wall paint, when rubbed a little bit more lightly - have not tried Matte finishes yet.

Edit: apparently also works on car surfaces and car paint

Haha.

It never fails to make me giggle. Had a student this morning say “Let me get out my rubber.” Stupid of me to laugh? Yes. Stupid of me to find joy in the little things? Also yes.

Is it a friction thing? When you erase little bits of rubber break off and are coated in the graphite. Why/how does the graphite appear to stick to the rubber?

hello everyone, i need your opinion.

so, i ran out of my cerave SA lotion for several months and it's the main holy grail item that helped a lot with my texture and KP. and i ran out of money during those months so i really just left my body exfoliation untreated for about 3 months. hence, when i got my hand on cerave SA cream and several other exfoliators about 2-3 weeks ago i was excited to finally treat my KP and textural issues again. also, while cerave SA lotion that i used to use have helped a lot in making my skin very smooth and my KP bumps disappear, i still struggle with the underlying pigmented "dots" and redness. and therefore, i tried to bump up my intensity + frequency in exfoliating since 2 weeks ago. thru using another product in conjunction with the cream as well as using scrubs.

so ive been chemically exfoliating again for about 2 weeks now, but 2 days ago i started noticing my skin kinda flaking?? or peeling? or something. it resembles the rubber "rollies" that is created from using a pencil eraser. it also looks a lot like the "dead skin cells" that shows up in the videos of people using korean exfoliating italy towel in korean spas. (this is a picture of reference from google that might help: https://imgur.com/a/nJVLyGv)

today after showering (and exfoliating), it comes up even more. despite just finished exfoliating in the shower as well as chemically exfoliating almost every night before today. my question is, are these dead skin cells? or could it be possible that ive over exfoliated and this is the aftermath of damaged skin barrier/"flaking"? the thing is, my skin feels so totally hydrated and not in any way dry at all, which is usually the case when i over exfoliated on my face before. it also doesnt feel tight or irritated. but if it's actually dead skin cells, why have i never experienced this kind of thing before, despite me already been an avid body exfoliator for years.

CURRENT ROUTINE (i do this daily):

AM:

1. body scrub with granules
2. AHA BHA shower gel
3. (while body's damp) vaseline total moisturizing body lotion
4. body oil
5. cerave SA cream on thick/stubborn body parts (knees, elbows, thigh area that still have bumps_

PM:

1. regular bar soap that's available at the moment (high PH)
2. (while body's damp) vaseline total moisturizing body lotion
3. body oil
4. (after skin's dry) cerave SA cream all over my body

any kind of opinion is appreciated, thanks all.

TL;DR: there's a